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That's not so fun for a bunch of you poolies out there, as seasons could have had the life squeezed out of them due to one of those workhorses being sidelined. But have no fear, when one goalie's value is suddenly crushed, another's is sure to rise. The end of one surge is merely the beginning of another.
"End of the season" sleepers. Suddenly, base metals and raw-skilled prospects have the potential to turn into pure gold, almost overnight. Nobody sees them coming, nobody really knows where they're going once the season ends, and most poolies don't even care. You guys need points right now, and that's all that matters. So below I've listed three sleepers that are tough to decipher, but ones that I feel could be steady risers over the next three weeks.
Steve Mason: With three straight wins and 101 saves on his last 105 shots, Mason transcends the one-year league paradigm and has keeper-league managers turning heads as well. Is this a sign of things to come? Has he gotten over the proverbial hump of inconsistency and focus issues? Unfortunately, I pose those questions because I don't know the answers. Furthermore, Columbus still has four more back-to-back sets this season, and that includes a home-and-home with the Blues this weekend. This is a volatile situation, where just about anything could happen.
My advice for one-year poolies would be to hold off on acquiring him until after this weekend. If he plays well again tonight against the Kings, then that adds more fuel to this fire, and maybe that gives him enough momentum to play well against the Blues. If he doesn't, you saved yourself a costly mistake. It's always good to err on the side of caution with Mason, but this depends on your needs. I would personally wait until Sunday night, then reevaluate.
My advice for keeper poolies would be to wait for him to cool off a bit, and then snag him. For next season, he may not be wearing a Blue Jackets uniform, which is the best thing that could possibly happen to his long-term value. There has been serious disharmony in both the external and internal states of his game this season, but in another city, with a clean slate and a fresh start, I see promise in Mason's future over the next three to four years.
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Regardless of how he finishes the season, there's no way it can be worse than what it was over the past few months. This season was one giant learning experience, so all we can do is hope that experience will be applied to his mindset, and that it will go far in developing and improving the focus and work ethic needed to succeed. But ultimately, the trend of "more questions than answers" continues with this kid, so proceed with caution.
Dustin Tokarski: With Garon out for three or four weeks, Tokarski's recall couldn't have come at a better time for poolies leaning in his direction. He enters this afternoon with true swagger, winning a franchise-record eight straight games down in Norfolk, posting a 1.75 goals-against average and .927 save percentage along the way.
In terms of his value moving forward, I think the odds are certainly on his side to be a valuable sleeper. He's in a rhythm, his confidence is at the highest point it has ever been, and I have been ranking him in the top-30 of my Top-150 Prospects for almost two years. Garon earned the starts he received in February, and the timing is much better now that Tokarski spent last month dominating the AHL. If I were to pick a true sleeper over the next three weeks, it would be Tokarski. I just get good vibes, and I think the timing is right. Let's hope it translates to a good first start.
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Ben Bishop: I wasn't overly-impressed with Bishop's debut in a 7-3 win over the Lightning a few days ago, but he did show good composure and even-keeled elements in his game. He made a few timely saves, and he's definitely ready to be a full-time NHL goaltender. I like his value moving forward, especially for next season, and you can read all of my thoughts from his debut, some of which are fantasy-related, at the end.
With Craig Anderson on the ice today holding a stick at practice, I wonder about his injury timeline and sense that if he returns in 10-14 days, Bishop's workload only stretches to seven or eight more games at the most. They have three more back-to-back sets over the next four weekends, and don't lose sight of Robin Lehner's influence as well.
Bishop's value is way more enticing for next season. If he has good performances over the next few weeks, he's a lock to be Anderson's backup. And since Anderson has been so incredibly streaky over the past three seasons, I can see Bishop stealing a good amount of starts due to his maturity and experience for a 25-year-old.
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My dog loves them, but they don't last.
By Lola's Mom
from Gainesville, FL
About Me Long-time Pet Owner
Comments about Sam's Yams Sweet Potato Dog Chewz:
A friend who is a vet told me about these and claimed it entertains her dogs for hours. I was excited to receive them in the mail as her dental chews are no longer being ordered by her vet. My dog literally chewed it up in under 5 minutes. This won't be a cost effective treat, but she does enjoy them and they smell amazing!
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Dog Chewz-very small
By Vi Maltese Owner
from Grand Rapids, MI
these are shown as nice sized....but they are small and very brittle. Difficult for my small dog to chew! Not as shown
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
Sam's Yams Sweet Potato Dog Chewz
By Turtle Runs
from Texas
We have 2 dogs and our large, rough coat collie loves them a lot. Our medium sized, Australian Shepherd mix dog will not chew them.
Sweet Potato Treat
By Chris
from Long Island, New York
My dog gets his sweet potato every night at 7:00 PM like clockwork. The highlight of his day!
Soooooo good for your pet!
By Jackie Samantha's Gramma
from New Rochelle, New York
Your pet will enjoy every bite!
These are the best chews for my dog.
By peepers1022
from Pittsburgh, Pa
This is the best chew I have ever used for my dogs.
Fantastic product
By Tank
from Lockport, NY
Great because thye are made in the Unites States, have no additives, high in antioxidants, are fresh and the dog loves them.
love it!
By Cookie
from Toronto. Canada
My baby loves it. I live in Toronto Canada and I have not been able to find Sweet Potatoes made in U SA. Shipping is is bit costly but it is worth to order from this store. Thank you.
By dd14
from Chicago,Il
MY DOG LOVES THESE!!!She's a big dog at 70lbs erso it takes her only a minute er two to eat,If you have a small dog it will last much longer,If you have a puppy it may come out the same color as it went in!
A good for your dog treat
By MastiffLover
from Brookfield, WI
My dogs line up for these. It's a treat I feel good about giving.
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Along the Florida-Georgia border are 80 quail hunting plantations that make up 300,000 acres of accidental nature reserve. Each year scientists and land managers burn tens of thousands of acres and use various other means to mimic natural conditions, preserving a wealth of biodiversity, including the embattled bobwhite quail.
"Careful, boy. Watch what you're doin' in there."
Jimmy Patterson certainly looks the part of a huntmaster. He is a big man decked out in a red vest and suede leather chaps, part dog handler, part hunting guide, part choreographer of the Southern plantation pageant unfolding on this Florida savanna. "Easy, boy," he coos at an English pointer stalking through broomsedge and blackberry. The pointer twitches with checked energy, then freezes in its tracks. In an instant Patterson stands up in his saddle and signals with a lifted red cap. "Point over he-ah!" he yells, and we're off the horses, pulling guns from leather scabbards.
Lane Green goes right while I stride to the left of the bird dog, fingering two shells into the shotgun. "Careful," Patterson cautions again, and this time I'm not sure if he's talking to me or the dog. He slashes at the thicket with a leather flushing whip. A few feet away, two mules shuffle in their harnesses. Hitched to a large wheeled wagon that carries another six bird dogs--the pointers are rotated every 30 minutes to keep them fresh and hunting hard--the mules seem to know what's about to happen.
Suddenly the covey flushes with a sound that has startled predators across the ages, a roar of whirring wings all out of proportion to a six-ounce bird. "Mark!" Patterson hollers, as a shotgun blasts. "Mark again! Mark!" Another shot, and another quail tumbles from a corolla of russet feathers that floats above the savanna. A yellow Labrador retriever leaps from the mule-drawn wagon and vaults into the thicket. When it reappears, it holds a bobwhite gently in its mouth.
It's early February, near the end of Florida's quail hunting season, and this is the year's 491st wild northern bobwhite shot at the 6,500-acre Foshalee Plantation in north Florida. Patterson tallies the count with clerical fervor, for here in the sprawling Red Hills along the Florida-Georgia border, chasing bobwhite quail with dogs and mules and horses and guns is a fundamental part of what some might consider a counterintuitive reality: Hunting the birds goes hand in hand with conserving them. And with taking care of a vast landscape flush with other animals tied to this imperiled ecosystem.
Northern bobwhite numbers are free-falling across most of the bird's range, but not here. Between Tallahassee, Florida, and Thomasville, Georgia, about 80 quail hunting plantations--most with roots that reach back to the Gilded Age--comprise 300,000 acres of rolling open pinewood savannas, carpets of golden wiregrass, ancient lakes, and river swamp. This landscape seems lifted from another time. As southern land prices collapsed after the Civil War, wealthy industrialists from the North snapped up huge Red Hills land parcels. Fueled by a growing interest in bird hunting, the trickle of Yankees swelled into a flood. The first luxury hotel was built in Thomasville in 1875, and soon quail plantations were chockablock between the Ochlockonee and Aucilla rivers.
Today the region's quail-crazy landowners spend small fortunes on their hunting passion. Some are the scions of original late-19th-century plantation owners, families that guard their identities--and properties--cautiously. Others have come into their uber-wealth more recently--think Ted Turner and a raft of dot-commers. Just about all of them employ plantation managers and request advice from biologists charged with fine-tuning their lands for quail. They burn tens of thousands of acres in prescribed fires to mimic natural conditions. In effect, the region has evolved into a massive, privately owned, accidental reserve of biological diversity. More than 100 bird species are found here, including Bachman's sparrows, Henslow's sparrows, and brown-headed nuthatches, three of 20 Red Hills birds considered "species of greatest conservation need" by state wildlife agencies. The plantations are home to the largest population of federally endangered red-cockaded woodpeckers on private lands anywhere. They are a stronghold for gopher tortoises--a federally threatened species across its range except for the state of Florida--and rare Florida pine snakes.
Yet this is no longer a timeless landscape. Development is pressing in on the Red Hills. Between 1980 and 2009 Tallahassee's population more than doubled, from 81,548 to 177,879, and tens of thousands of rural acres were lost to low-density residential development. The nationwide economic slump is hampering families that annually spend hundreds of thousands of dollars maintaining open lands with frequent fires that are the foundation of the region's ecology. Many plantation owners are growing older, and their conservation ethic may or may not be shared by heirs and new owners. A loss of expanded tax benefits for conservation easements could make it more difficult to secure new open-space agreements. "Our job of selling conservation and stewardship is only getting more challenging," says Lane Green, executive director of the Tall Timbers Research Station, a privately funded, 4,000-acre Red Hills research facility whose work is the foundation of conservation efforts in the region.
All of which is forcing plantation owners, scientists, and local conservationists to wonder: Will bumper crops of bobwhites be enough to sustain this landscape--and grassland wildlife species other than the beloved quail--in a future increasingly dissimilar to its post-Reconstruction roots?


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The app, nicknamed "Molly," delivers candy based upon a specified number of retweets. In addition to the wonderful feeling of being retweeted, Molly also gives a physical treat, as the video (embedded above) shows. Molly's sibling, Olly, is a similar concept with smells and is another part of the project.
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She was on her way to the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles, where she was the only person scheduled to speak on behalf of her brother. David Roberts has been in prison since the early 1990s on an armed robbery charge.
Before Pugh could even speak, the parole board gave her the bad news. Her brother was facing a sentence of life plus 25 years. No one had ever told her about the "life" part. And no one had told her about the disciplinary record her brother had racked up in prison.
"I'll be honest with you," said parole board member Robert Longshore. "He's not been a good inmate on top of that."
"Oh, Lord Jesus," Pugh said, shocked. After joking with the parole board about how she'd scold her brother, possibly by not sending a Christmas package, Pugh left with a smile on her face.
But in the car, she broke down.
"My brother has gray hair," she said. "He was like a baby when he went in. I cried all the way to Troy."
The case that sent Pugh home in tears was just one of 90 parole requests that crossed Longshore's desk Tuesday. Another 85 were scheduled for Wednesday, and still more on Thursday.
But even if the board paroled them all, Longshore said, he couldn't solve Alabama's prison overcrowding problem.
"It's physically impossible," Longshore said, "Because of the inmates coming in."
There were 32,447 people in some form of state correctional custody at the end of May, according to Department of Corrections statistics. Some were in work-release and rehab programs, but 25,279 were behind the walls of prisons designed to hold 13,403.
Each prisoner costs the state $42 per day — the lowest per-inmate cost in the South, but still enough to force the state to raid its trust funds to pick up the tab. And legislators have begun to openly fret about the possibility of a lawsuit that could lead to a court order to reduce the prison population. Some state officials have even floated the idea of appointing a second parole board to quicken the pace of prisoner releases.
For now, the tough decisions about who leaves prison — and who stays there — lie in the hands of the three men on the Board of Pardons and Paroles.
Foot of the cross
By 9 a.m., when some state offices are just opening, there's already a crowd of people at Pardons and Paroles. A waiting room for inmates' families is filled with people of all ages, some dressed as if for church, others in T-shirts and jeans. A slightly smaller crowd mills about in a separate waiting room for crime victims who wish to speak to the board.
Notably absent are the inmates themselves. It's up to inmates' friends and relatives, and occasionally lawyers, to make the case for their release.
"The state of Alabama cannot afford, today, to bring 90 inmates to Montgomery for these proceedings," Longshore said.
Charles Caine Sr. is one of the few to actually hire a lawyer for the hearing. A farmer and fruit-seller from the rural Houston County community known as Pansey, Caine said his son Charles Caine Jr. has been in jail off and on since he was 15. The younger Caine is now 33, his family members say. Court records show that he has convictions for a number of offenses, including robbery.
"I run a farm," the father said. "I need him next to me in the fields."
Caine thought his son had a good chance of getting out. A technicality blocked the younger Caine from getting released at a hearing a year earlier. He had a job lined up — cooking and selling barbecue at his father's fruit stand — the family's lawyer said.
Longshore told Caine his son was disciplined for possessing marijuana in prison just two weeks before the hearing. The board voted to push back his parole hearing for another year.
"Tell your son to submit a plan, and tell him to live at the foot of the cross until his case comes back to us," said board member William Wynne.
The elder Caine told the The Star he had no idea about the charge against his son. He said he didn't believe it.
"I can stake my life on the fact that he doesn't smoke weed," Caine said.
In the dark
Parole board members have access to inmates' prison records, some of which take up multiple, thick manila folders. Inmates' families don't get to see those folders.
"Our records are confidential," Longshore said.
That lack of information leads to surprises for many who come before the board to plead on behalf of an inmate. Wives and mothers walk away frustrated with inmates who didn't tell them about disciplinary issues in their record. Sometimes prison records show an inmate having more children than his friends or family knew about. A few challenge the record; most tell the board they'll have a talk with their inmates and tell them to straighten up.
Some inmate advocates don't have a clear grasp of the crimes that landed their inmates in jail. One man appeared before the board Tuesday to plead on behalf of an inmate in his in-prison Sunday school class; he withdrew after hearing that the inmate was in prison for killing and chopping up his victim.
"The only person in the whole thing that knows everything is the inmate," Longshore said. Inmates get notice in prison of their upcoming hearings and line up someone to speak for them, board members said.
"Most of what I know about the process, I know through Google searches," said Shanette Granstaff, a doctoral candidate at UAB. Granstaff spoke on behalf of her brother, Blake, on Tuesday. Court records show Blake Granstaff has several felony convictions for crimes such as burglary, receiving stolen property and domestic violence.
"Although it's been hard to see him mature behind bars, I have seen tremendous growth," Shanette Granstaff told the parole board.
Longshore complimented Granstaff for having an "impressive resume," and the board voted to send her brother to a program that could get him out of prison in 30 weeks.
After the hearing, Granstaff told The Star that the hearing process is almost completely opaque to inmates' representatives. Hearing times get changed suddenly — she was originally scheduled to speak to the board in March — and the best advice available comes from online discussion boards for inmates' families.
"I'm a very engaged person," she said. "But for a person who doesn't have the resources I do, it would be hard to get this information."
VOCAL keeps promises
Victims of crime don't have access to those prison records either.
"The victim's role is to advise us of what the impact of the crime has been," Longshore said.
Victims do have a chance to testify. Parole board members say Alabama has some of the most stringent victim-notification laws in the country. Every person affected by a crime must be notified of a parole hearing — and if they aren't, state officials have to prove they made a good-faith effort to find them.
"If a drunk driver ran into a bus with 26 people on it, we've got to reach all 26 of those people," Wynne, the board member, said.
Board members said they've sent notices to adults who were abused as children and had blocked all memory of the abuse. They've contacted crime victims who'd never told their families about the crime.
"We had a rape victim, and the first time she told her husband about the crime was here," Wynne said.
Those victim-notification rules are the product of years of campaigning by the nonprofit group Victims of Crime and Leniency, also known as VOCAL.
VOCAL executive director Janette Grantham spends two days per week at board hearings, speaking against parole in crimes where the victim was physically harmed.
VOCAL maintains a house in Montgomery where victims and their families can stay the night before a hearing. She said victims' families, too, feel intimidated by the process.
"They're scared sometimes," said Grantham, who joined VOCAL after her own brother was killed. "They don't know what's going to happen, and it feels like a courtroom."
Grantham doesn't get to see the files on the parole board's desk, but she said district attorneys often give her information on cases. She said she'd also become adept at reading the board's reactions and guessing what their concerns are.
The Alabama Attorney General's office has a representative in most hearings, to stand in for local district attorneys. But sometimes Grantham is the only person representing the victims themselves. Some victims don't want to be involved in the process. Some personally ask Grantham to take their place. Some are dead.
"In some of these cases, the people have died out," she said. She recalled a rape victim, diagnosed with cancer, who asked her to speak against her attacker's release.
"I keep my promises," she said.
Palpable tension
When victims and inmates' representatives show up, the tension in the room is palpable. On Wednesday, the board held a parole hearing for Heriberto Arevalo Robles, a Randolph County man convicted in 2000 of the drunk-driving death of Benjamin Holland of Cleburne County.
At the victim's table were several members of the Holland family, many of whom were in the car when Robles hit them.
"It's been so hard raising children without him," said Shyrll Holland, Benjamin Holland's widow. Another passenger, Jennifer Dempsey Burnett, testified that her face was crushed in the accident and that she still has flashbacks to the crash.
"It took me a year to look in the mirror," she said.
There were tears on the other side, too.
"This has been a tragedy for their family, but it's been a tragedy for our family, too," said a woman who identified herself as Robles's wife. (She didn't state her name at the hearing, and parole board officials say they don't release their list of people who testify.)
The parole board deliberated from 10 a.m. to 10:02 a.m. and voted to keep Robles in prison. Most of the hearings Tuesday and Wednesday took less than 15 minutes.
No time for golf
Parole board members say they've been known to come to work sick. There are parole requests the board can't vote on unless all three members are present, so a sick day can leave both victims and inmates' families hanging.
"We're the only reasonably successful people our age who can't take a day off to play golf," Longshore said.
If they heard 90 cases per day and paroled every one, it would take nearly a year of three-day weeks to get the prison population down to the 13,000 it's built for. That will never happen, board members say. Only about 30 percent of the inmate population is eligible for parole, board members say, and many inmates have given no indication that they're ready to leave prison.
And it would be hard to find someone to watch over more inmates if they were paroled. Board members say parole officers see an average of 200 inmates each — around four times the recommended workload.
Prison Commissioner Kim Thomas says a second parole board is still an option the state could use to alleviate prison overcrowding. It was done before, about 10 years ago, he said, and caused a dip in the prison population. The number of paroles granted by the board has been decreasing steadily for the last few years, he said.
"I don't have control over the amount of people who are on parole," he said. "I don't have control over who gets revoked. I don't have control over who offends."
Even Grantham, the victims' advocate, says prisons are overcrowded. While she speaks in every case involving violence, she bows out of hearings for drug offenders. If they do get released, she said, it makes more room for violent criminals.
"I wish the we'd had the foresight, when we had more money, to built another prison," she said.
Earlier this year the parole board picked up another potential backlog of cases. Under the Scottsboro Boys Act — named for several young black men falsely convicted of rape in the 1930s — the board can now pardon people after death, if their case is at least 80 years old and their conviction was the result of racial bias.
Longshore, who is white, said he expects hundreds of cases under the new law.
Board member Cliff Walker, who is black, said he expects perhaps 10. Except in high-profile cases, he said, documentation is hard to find.
Despite the fanfare when the act was passed, board members say they've seen no applications for posthumous pardons yet. Not even for the Scottsboro Boys.
Why inmates lie
More than anything, Mary Ann Roberts Pugh said, she's hurt — hurt that her brother didn't tell her the full details of his case.
But she understands why an inmate might lie, even to his sister.
"It's not that they don't want to tell you," she said. "In prison, they've grown accustomed to deceiving and lying."
Pugh has been behind the walls herself, spending time at Tutwiler Prison for Women after being arrested on a drug charge. She says Jesus helped her overcome her addiction; Pugh passed out copies of her self-published autobiography to the parole board and told them she was an example of someone who made it.
It's a painful read. Pugh's earliest memories are of relatives fighting each other with razor blades. Her father died of cirrhosis at 38; by age 15, Pugh was dating older men and had been beaten by boyfriends and raped. None of that information — which would seem to reflect on her brother's childhood as well — has a significant bearing on a parole proceeding, where the inmate's current conduct is paramount.
Pugh said she's glad the board gave her a chance to come back next year and try again.
"It's amazing that you can go to a board like that, and get bad news, and come back not mad and not blaming the board, but just hurt," she said.
But it does hurt.
"I keep thinking, 'Please don't let my brother die in prison,'" she said.
Capitol & statewide reporter Tim Lockette: 256-294-4193. On Twitter @TLockette_Star.


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Brooklyn Nets' Kevin Garnett, left, listens as Paul Pierce speaks to the media during a news conference Thursday at Barlcays Center in New York.
The Russian billionaire has said his goal was to win a championship within five years of buying the team in 2010. Including the signing of Andrei Kirilenko this summer, Brooklyn has now gotten into position to contend.
"For me, it's not the way to wait 10, 15 years for results," Prokhorov said.
With Pierce and Garnett joining the trio of Deron Williams, Joe Johnson and All-Star center Brook Lopez, the Nets will have one of the NBA's most potent lineups. But they will have to win soon, as Pierce will be 36 by opening night and Garnett is 37 — though his refusal to answer to question about how much he has left showed he believes the answer is plenty.
The Celtics won a title in the first year that Garnett and Pierce were together, and they believe the Nets have the talent to compete for one this season.
"This is like mirror images," Garnett said. "You see the talent that's already here, you see us coming into it, now it's about how well we gel."
It will be strange trying to do it in jerseys that don't have any green. Garnett's even has an unfamiliar number, now in No. 2 in honor of his friend and former Minnesota teammate, the late Malik Sealy.
Pierce always envisioned them playing together, but not anywhere else. He figured when he signed his last contract that he would retire a Celtic, and felt even more certain after Garnett later re-signed.
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[lang_nl]Interview met Aronian en Leko[/lang_nl][lang_en]Interview with Aronian and Leko[/lang_en]
[lang_nl]Over de partij Aronian-Leko uit de 11e ronde ben ik iets te kortaf geweest. Wit kreeg strategisch voordeel maar raakte op een gegeven moment overoptistisch en blunderde. Daarna vond hij de prachtige manoevre Pa2-c1-d3-e1-f3 waarna Leko niet de meest overtuigende voortzetting koos. Eigenlijk gebeurde er van alles, ook in de hoofden van de spelers. Hoe reageert een 2700-speler als hij blundert? In hoeverre hebben eerdere partijen in het toernooi invloed op zijn spel? Dit zijn twee van de vragen die Macauley voorlegde aan Levon Aronian en Peter Leko in zijn nieuwste filmpje.[/lang_nl][lang_en]There was much more to say about the game Aronian-Leko from round 11 than I did say about it. White got a strategic advantage but at some point he got over-excited and blundered. But then he found the nice manoevre Na2-c1-d3-e1-f3, when Leko didn't play the most convincing way. Actually, a lot happened in this game, and in the minds of the players too. How does a 2700 player react when he blunders? To what extend is his play influenced by earlier games in the tournament? These are some of the questions Macauley asked Levon Aronian and Peter Leko in his latest video.[/lang_en]
Linux fan
7 years 1 month ago
That's some funny stuff, and good questions too from the reporter! Thanks for making this video available.
I only wish Aronian had spoken more, because he is famous for being witty.
Jan Blom
7 years 1 month ago
Dit lijkt mij een tamelijk academische discussie. De spelers kunnen wellicht niet verbieden om de post-mortem te filmen, maar het staat ze wel vrij hun mond te houden zolang de camera loopt. Dus je zult alleen beelden van een post-mortem kunnen krijgen als beide spelers instemmen.
Interesting point. I have actually thought about this issue before, while filming a post-mortem at Corus. Was I actually allowed to do this? Shouldn't I have asked permission to the players first? Wouldn't they find me terribly rude for simply filming their precious analysis? To be honest, I always feel slightly 'weird' making photo's and movies without explicit permission of the people involved, whether it's for chess or other subjects. I always thought that this was just my modesty, but perhaps these questions are not so strange after all. Now I think perhaps it's better to ask permission, if only 'pro forma'. Journalists should always respect some form of privacy, in my opinion. The question is, where do you draw the line?
7 years 1 month ago
A postmortem is generally public if it is in a public location. Naturally, if they decide to move to one of their hotel rooms to conduct the postmortem, the cameras shouldn't follow them.
That said, I think it is common courtesy to ask and respect the players' request. There is a lot to gain, including the respect of the players, by behaving thusly, and they remember (and hopefully appreciate) the few who bother to inquire as to their wishes and honor them.
Wim Heemskerk
7 years 1 month ago
Het lijkt me een kwestie van fatsoen de mening van de spelers te respecteren. Helaas leert de praktijk dat er nogal wat journalisten en fotografen rondlopen die zelf niets (kunnen) presteren, maar meedrijven op de daden van anderen. Dat zie je dagelijks op TV en in de krant. Ik hoop van harte dat ChessVibes (dat ik met veel plezier lees) zich niet verlaagt tot het niveau van dit soort verderfelijke paparazzi.
The videos don't work! I click to play and nothing happens!
7 years 1 month ago
I love your interviews, press conferences and all that. But not the post-mortems, I quickly stopped watching those. The players have been "on" for several grueling hours, and should have the opportunity to relax a little, without the full spotlight of the public watching. Going to a private room is not really an option, that would be very unusual anti-social behaviour at a chess tournament.
At least ask them.
jason sowers
7 years 1 month ago
The videos work! I click to play and something happens!
Marcel Heilig
7 years 1 month ago
I feel the wishes of the players should be respected. After all, during the post-morten some interesting ideas might arise that can be useful in future games. There's no reason for the players to sell those ideas cheap to their fellow chessplayers who are wachting the videos on the internet. As long as chessplayers are prepared to anlayze their games in chess magazines, or if they are prepared to give interviews like the one above, chess afficionados have nothing to complain about.
7 years 1 month ago
Why is it that non-native english chess players say 'ok' incessantly, is this a feature in their native languages as well?
(as in 'yeah but ok', 'ok but' etc every other sentence)
7 years 1 month ago
The last couple of months I have read many positive reactions on the post mortems on this site. I'm really glad that these videos are so much appreciated. Naturally our sport will never be as popular as football for instance, but I truely believe that these videos are a promotion of the chess game. Therefore I hope that the players are willing to cooperate. Nevertheless I think it's respectful to ask them for permission before running the camera.
7 years 1 month ago
ofcourse they would mind!it's bad news for us but in fact i was surprised they didn't mind even earlier! they don't want other players to know the way they react to certain situations,the kind of mistakes they might make etc. but we should respect their wish
This was very kind of Leko and Aronian to provide such a fun interview. They both have speak English well, have a good sense of humor, and get along very well with each other. The interview reflected that, in many ways, they have the same feelings after a bad string of tournaments, as well as after a bad move as the rest of us mortals do.
Kyle, even native English speakers have little quirks. I had a Calculus instructor who said "by the way" frequently. Of course, "OK" or "um" is also very common when trying to determine how to express a thought.
Additionally, it is sometimes not so easy to speak in front a camera, even after you have done it a good number of times. Lev and Petr are chess players first, and while they can speak English well and have experience being interviewed, it's probably never completely natural. The interviewer tried his best to keep them both comfortable and did a great job.
Nice video, i'm very glad that you can put these videos in the internet. I'm sure these videos will improve the popularity of the chess!
thanks a lot
Johan Cloete
7 years 1 month ago
PLEASE give us postmortems! It is wonderful to see how a grandmaster thinks, and not very interesting when the topic switches to bowling, in fact quite boring.
As far as showing a postmotem, don't make an issue out of something which isn't. Just ask the players if you can publish the postmortem, and everyone will respect their answer. And if they agree that it be published, then we have something interesting to watch.
I just added a poll in the grey column about this subject.
I'd sure like to watch the video but it won't play when I click
7 years 1 month ago
I initially thought that their wishes for privacy should be respected. But on further thought, post-match interviews are compulsory for many other sports, so maybe ... it's not such a bad idea.
Thanks for the video!
7 years 1 month ago
Agree that the players' wishes should be respected. Interviews are one thing, post mortem's are another, and the point made above that they wouldn't want the entire chess playing population to have easy access to new ideas which might come up is very important.
Alec Cheney
7 years 1 month ago
Thank you vey much again for your videos.Having watched the games live on ICC I find it very interesting to see and hear the players discussing their games.
Please keep up the good work.
7 years 1 month ago
How many hours or days after a game can GM's remember the exact moves? That was scary when Leko started rambling off game moves faster than I can count to 10. I don't think he was looking at a score sheet or anything. I can hardly remember what I did 5 minutes ago..
Richard B
7 years 1 month ago
I'm a bit surprised that players even do post-mortems with each other. The top players might be playing each other again in a few weeks and go into the same variations, so isn't their post-game analysis just part of their pre-game prep for the next tournament? Do some players not analyse with their opponents? And might a player keep secret in post-game analysis some clever idea that he might use next time? I can see post=game analysis as a cat-and-mouse game in itself.
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10:00am Saturday 21st December 2013 in Sport By Stuart Amos
Winger Charlie Walker reckons back-to-back Heineken Cup wins have put Harlequins in a strong position to challenge for silverware this term.
The 20-year-old, who finished last season playing National Division One rugby at Esher, rounded off a sweeping first-half move to set Quins on their way to a 17-3 triumph over big spending Racing Metro at the Stoop on Sunday.
The result, the club's fifth successive win in all competitions, kept alive hopes of reaching the knock-out stages of the competition after last week's 32-8 triumph in Paris.
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"Our trips to France always seem to bring the squad closer together. We were much tighter after the Clermont Auvergne defeat and we're closer still now.
"It doesn't matter where we play, we are always looking to put our game on the park.
"We've shown over the past two weeks that we are just getting better and better."
Walker crossed to add to three Nick Evans penalties as Quins raced into a 14-0 half-time lead on Sunday, to make light of the gulf in financial resources available to the two teams.
Racing fielded four British & Irish Lions in their expensively assembled line-up, but were unable to find a way back in the second half as Ben Botica cancelled out fly half Jonny Sexton's penalty for the visitors.
Quins return to Premiership action this afternoon [Saturday] with a trip to Bath.
And Walker is taking nothing for granted.
"It is nice to be playing week in week out, and trying to keep my place in the first team squad, which is hard with the competition," he added.
"Momentum is really coming back with us.
"At the start of the season it wasn't great, but we have been creating opportunities and we are being more clinical now."
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